At Tuesday’s meeting the Olathe Board of Education recorded multiple unanimous actions on routine business and appointments. Staff presented several items that the board approved by motion and roll call; the board recorded no opposed votes in the actions shown on the meeting record.

Summary of recorded actions (motions and roll-call outcomes):

- Approval of agenda item 2.01: Motion to approve agenda item 2.01 as presented; second recorded by Brad Boyd. Vote: 7–0 (approved).

- Approval of consent agenda items 6.01–6.15: Motion to approve action consent items 6.01 through 6.15 as presented; second recorded. Vote: 7–0 (approved).

- Approval of bids/contracts 7.01–7.07: Motion to approve items 7.01 through 7.07 as presented; second recorded. Vote: 7–0 (approved).

- Approval of board policy updates (Item 8.01): Motion to approve updates to board policies BCAE, BCBD, BCBF, BCBJ, BG, VK, GAAC, GCB, GCR, GC and JGEC. Vote: 7–0 (approved).

- KASB delegate nominations and appointment (Item 8.02): Nomination motion made to name Julie Steele as delegate and Robert Kuhn as alternate to represent Olathe Public Schools at the Kansas Association of School Boards delegate assembly. Motion to cease nominations carried and the board voted to appoint Julie Steele as delegate and Robert Kuhn as alternate. Vote: 7–0 (appointed).

- Executive session motion (Item 13.01): Motion to move into executive session for the purpose of discussing individual personnel performance for non-elected personnel; board stated an intent to return at 8:15 p.m. The motion passed by roll call 7–0; the board went into executive session.

Notes and context: All recorded votes in the meeting minutes and the roll-call transcript excerpted at the meeting were unanimous (7–0) in favor of the motions listed above. Specific movers or seconders were recorded in the transcript where noted (for example, a second by Brad Boyd on the agenda approval). The motions covered procedural and routine operational business; no referendum or bond measure was placed on the ballot during this meeting.

Ending: The board’s unanimous votes concluded the meeting’s routine business and set the stage for future items (boundary action and bond recommendation) to return for decision in November.